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Leveraging language models for building a startup
(sharing.acreom.com)
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Marginal vs. Absolute Thinking
(martinantos.com)
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not OP (and biased) but I'm building https://acreom.com to do this and to support my own dev workflow. Made it into a product after realising other devs like it too.
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this is on point. From my personal experience it seems like most of the tools are designed with an "organise-first capture-later" interface which is annoying because they require a lot of mental energy to keep things organised. At
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The reason for voice assistants not taking off is quite simple imo. You don't know what it's capabilities are beyond the well known use cases ("set up a timer for 15min") but are well aware of that it's not going to
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Quickadd: A Python library for extracting date and time from natural language
(github.com)
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this is great. For those who have a similar workflow we've built a tool[1] around daily documents which on provides full fledged tasks and calendar that can be synced with Gcal or any other calendar via .ics. [1] https://acr
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sorry for the delay, yes we plan to do that!
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local mode is free, no account necessary.
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you're right that's something we need to improve. Thanks for the extensive feedback.
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not yet, but we plan to explore this soon.
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glad you like it!
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draw.io is awesome, we will probably integrate it as a community plugin!
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We like Obsidian a lot, but I believe we are taking a slightly different direction. 1. we believe in a tight integration of Markdown and tasks - a knowledge base should be executable. When it's not you end up with 2 disconnected tools
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we want to make sure you won't need to go to Jira again. So syncing issues and their properties bi-directionally.
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thanks! we have just released beta https://acreom.com/downloads/ let us know what you think!
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Hi HN, founder of acreom here. After over a year of building, we're excited to drop the beta badge and introduce acreom 1.0. The HN community was very helpful for us from the very beginning. We've recieved hundreds of signups on o
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Acreom 1.0 – a lightweight Markdown editor with tasks for developers
(acreom.com)
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> Where did you learn to invent stuff like this? Lots of reading, being willing to try something, welcoming failure as also a learning moment.
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will they win the war though?
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James Webb’s record-breaking first science image explained
(bigthink.com)
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having 1 go-to tool / system never worked for me.. My favourite setup for years used to be plain text files which I'd use for brain dump, tasks etc. as it was flexible, simple and I owned my data. Though it had its own shortcoming
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would it be valuable for anyone to have an inline TODO / categorised TODO automatically link to an issue tracking tool? I'm building one, and this kind of feedback would be very helpful.
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would it help having a TODO inline linked to an issue tracker automatically? so you would never have to switch context.
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Quotations on life and death from Thomas Mann
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what a sad state of affairs that people think the most plausible solution to unifying us all is a common enemy serving us with a strong insecurity of our future..
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what's interesting to me is how the hell did Fast get to series B with such revenue? I wonder what kind of kool-aid got their investors in
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I disagree. If google served me with what I search for within the top 5 results in every kind of context, I'd be willing to pay for it $30 / month, problem solved. No one needs filters, backround colors and all that useless fluff
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Value Creation
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> At the bottom of which are all the tasks in daily notes, generated by an inline script, another dynamic list of tasks for my freelance work. Interesting, based on what do you generate these tasks? How does the dynamic list work in your
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